FEMFIGHT EUROPE.

  One for fans in Europe to watch out for is the live event on the 8/9th of June in Troisdorf,Germany.For travelling fans Troisdorf is an easy town to visit with it's location just 22km to the south of Cologne with it's excellent transport links. One we all seem to have missed was the Fighting Dolls earlier this Spring. Fighting Dolls seem to be the follow on outfit to the Danube Women and although I haven't seen any of their work,they do seem to be heading from genuine combat to the realms of fantasy.If you know different let us know.

Many fans in the UK and Europe suffer boredom from watching wrestling on tv,the girls may be lookers but the amount of action in their bouts is barely a few minutes. It seems a shame when there are girls working the small halls who really earn their cash,these two are a credit to their game despite a good degree of acting.

Favourites with many fans in Europe and beyond are the lovely Edita and Tiffany.

I am often critical of the pro scene with it's silicone sisters and posers,but from time to time I have to eat my words when two girls really earn the cash.In this case the bout is from a few years back and was recorded in Australia featuring the experienced Sara Del Ray and Australia's own Kelly Skater,Callee Ann Keating to her mum.The work put into the bout is incredible ending with Miss Skater being tossed around the ring like a rag doll and still coming back for more,while Miss Del Ray is soaked in sweat from the effort!!!!!!

Both have much to offer so you tell me who comes out on top the girls of DWW or those of Bitch Fight UK?

Even my wife had to admit that despite some of the acting being awful,she had to watch to see who won the regular girl fights. What do I mean?Why Dynasty of course,what other series featured so many fights over the years?

I mentioned some time back that Susan"Strong"who competed many times for Festelle and others had briefly ventured into the pro curcuit.I know many fans doubted this,but although this is not the complete proof as most of the action here took place in someones front room,here is Sue taking on Jodie Lee a regular in the pro game.

News as reached me only this morning of the sad loss of one of UK female wrestlings earlier pioneers,Majorie Farrar/Sue Brittain last Sunday the 28th of April.In tandem with her husband the promoter Ron Farrar she brought womens wrestling to the masses with shows throughout the North of England and beyond through the British Wrestling Alliance.Anyone with further info will you please pass it on. R.I.P. MARGE!!!!!!!!!!